Teaching

University of Arizona

Spring 2023
* PPEL-150, Capitalism and Socialism

Fall 2022
* PPEL-430/530, Data Science for PPE

Spring 2022
* PPEL-430/530, Data Science for PPE

Fall 2021
* PPEL-410, The Economic Analysis of Law (2 sections, one in person on the main campus, and one online for the UA Global program)

Spring 2021
* PPEL-496: Advanced Topics in Political Economy (Senior Seminar)

Fall 2020
* PPEL-301, Foundations of Economics
* PPEL-410, The Economic Analysis of Law

Spring 2020
* PPEL-150, Capitalism and Socialism
* PPEL-320, Classics in the History of Political Economy

Fall 2019
* PPEL 301, Foundations of Economics
* PHIL 596F, Model Thinking in Political Philosophy (graduate seminar co-taught with Gerald Gaus, Peter Vanderschraaf, and Justin Brunner)

Dickinson College

Spring 2019
* ECON-278, Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
* ECON-496, Applied Statistical Methods and Comparative Institutions

Fall 2018
* ECON-111, Introduction to Microeconomics (2 sections)
* ECON-214, Entrepreneurship and Economic Disruption

Spring 2018
* ECON-278, Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (2 sections)
* ECON-496, Institutions and Sustainable Development

Fall 2017
* ECON-111, Introduction to Microeconomics (2 sections)
* ECON-500, Computational Models in Microeconomics

Summer 2017
* ECON-560, Entrepreneurship and Economic Disequilibrium

Spring 2017
* ECON-278, Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (2 sections)
* ECON-496, Applied Statistical Methods and Comparative Institutions

Fall 2016
* ECON-314, Introduction to Public Choice
* FYSM-100, The Economic History of the World: Why Some Countries are Rich and Others are Poor

Spring 2016
* ECON-314, Introduction to Public Choice (2 sections)
* ECON-496, Austrian Political Economy

Fall 2015
* ECON-214, Introduction to Austrian Economics
* ECON-278, Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

George Mason University

Spring 2014

* ECON 403, Austrian Economics (2 sections)